On 12/2/12 7:54 PM, Dave Crocker wrote:
Microphones introduce a consideration to the process, but then so does
the 'presence' of remote participants. It's not that difficult to
manage the room productively given these realities. Chairs do it all
the time.
This is off the topic at hand but I do think it's worthwhile
to circle back to one point in particular that Keith made, and
that's that it's kind of weird that we cut off discussion so
that we can proceed to the next presentation. It's done all
the time (I've done it, myself) and while there's definitely
a sense that we need to cover the material we've said we're
going to cover in a meeting, why does breadth take priority
over depth?
Melinda